Honeywell 5800COMBO Programming Qolsys IQ 4 Panel

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Programming a Qolsys IQ 4 Panel. Have 2 5800COMBO detectors.

The device only reports an Smoke alarm to the panel when programmed to Loop 1 and a CO alarm when programmed to Loop 3 (using the correct addresses of course). In both cases, when doing a test of the device, once the alarm activates, I disarm the system to clear the alarm, but the sensor remains in the active list of devices in alarm. Kind of looks like it is latching but I don’t see an additional way to “reset” the device.

What’s the proper programming configuration for this device to the panel?

I had read (still trying to find where again-I had written it into my notes) that the smoke must be on Loop 2 and the CO must be on Loop 1, but neither report alarms on those settings.

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5800Combo is not compatible with the IQ Panel 4 345MHz panel. There is no alternative combination fire/carbon that is compatible either.

A list of tested compatible sensors can be found below. For the 345MHz version of the IQ Panel 4, only the 345 and PowerG sections are relevant.

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That’s an old sheet though. The current IQ 4 Panel Installer’s manual says it is:

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To be fair, the current version (4/1/2022) of that PDF doc also doesn’t list it either.

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The sheet referenced previously is the most recent information for both IQ Panel 2 and 4, they have not released anything newer.

I spoke with Qolsys representatives today and was told its specifically not compatible. I have reached out to get conformation and I will follow up as soon as I hear back.

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Any update on this? I am about to buy some smoke detectors and it would be nice to have CO built in there as well. Is there anything compatible with the IQ4 that does both?
Thanks!

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There are no officially supported compatible Smoke/CO combo units that I am aware of.

With a 345Mhz panel though you do have access to the FF-345, which can monitor both Smoke and CO temporal patterns.

This would work for any interconnected UL listed detectors.